Regime Change in Iran

The Islamic Republic of Iran adopted the Machiavellian political doctrine of fear, fraud, and force. It is a system that does not have the will and consent of Iranians to govern. Thus, it is an illegitimate system; it is functioning without the approval of Iranians. The system cultivated an atmosphere of anarchy, and that is how it has remained in power in Iran. The system has a final goal to spread its plan around the globe. The regime in Iran will do that.

In the past, the western nations were not concerned about the Islamic Republic of Iran proliferating nuclear capability. The western countries assumed the regime in Iran would not be able to have atomic bombs because the United Nations would curb the system in Iran's ambition. 

Now, the world climate changed since the outbreak of the Coronavirus. The regime in Iran knows that it does not need to have nuclear power to disrupt and destroy the western nations' economies. As long as the regime in Iran can infect several individuals with deadly infections virus and deploy them around the world legally, the regime in Iran can walk away from its crime without any consequences. The system in Iran is not alone; it has allies like Russia and China that they, too, want to destroy the world.  Russia and China are pursuing venues to interfere in the domestic affairs of Canada. 1 Thus, Canada is no longer a safe place from the rest of the world. Canada does not have a land connection with rogue nations. However, the rouge nations Trojan horses can come to Canada and destroy the way of Canada.

In the past, Canada was hesitant to help Iranians dissidents to topple the regime in Iran because the regime in Iran did not pose a direct security threat to Canada. Now, the regime in Iran does pose a direct and severe security threat to Canada. It is about time Canada begins to pursue venues to topple the regime in Iran so that Canada would defend its sovereignty. 

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1. <https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-china-russia-conducting-brazen-inference-in-canada-intelligence/>